All over the world Microsoft Kinect is in big hype. Not only is it the first interactive video game in which you do not need a controller for, but it also can be educational. 10 Million Kinects have been sold throughout the world, but also many different hacks have come out for it that can enhance the ability of the Kinect.

Ask a software engineer how exciting his life is and under 90% of circumstances you might get beaten up due to shear frustration. With extra working hours and intense dead lines the job of Software Engineers is no way less adventurous than that of an army personal.

If you’re looking for a more amusing t-shirt for when you go out at night or just something that will keep your kids entertained this Lego baseplate geeky t-shirt will no doubt impress. This latest geeky piece from ThinkGeek lets you start from scratch so that you can build what ever you like and show it off on your chest. One advantage is that you can have a different design everyday, but it wouldn’t necessarily be the most comfortable tee you’ll ever wear!

The “Brick Contruction Shirt” is compatible with LEGO™, PixelBlocks, Mega Bloks, and K’NEX Bricks™ and is now available over at ThinkGeek for $17.99.

Those Wii fans who like abit of workout at home will be happy to know that Riiflex – the dumbbell weight accessory for Wii / Wii Fit is now available for pre-order online. Shipping to begin later in the Summer this year, two colours are available, each resembling different amounts of weight. Green weighs two pounds while blue weighs four pounds (per set). While these may not be the best range of weights for those who are advanced gym goers, for parents who feel that their kids aren’t getting enough exercise simply because they sit and watch the TV too much, Riiflex might be a good way to kick start a fun exercise routine!